IVIV (0) Epigraph

[Clément Lévy]

I'm still waiting for my copy of IV.
Let me add something about Paris's cobblestones (not that I threw  
myself some of them at policemen in the Latin Quarter). When you're  
walking in Paris, you might meet some gas or electrical network  
workers who dug a hole in a street. And what is there under the  
asphalt? Sand, a smooth and yellow sand. Maybe this sand recalled  
Debord and his friends the Normandy strands where they never did  
psycho-geographical wanders?
Best,
Clement


> "Under the paving stones, the beach."
>
> Those paving stones were cobblestones, as Dave M. posted. They went  
> way back in the Latin Quarter in France. As far---further?--than  
> the Tristero, so to mix realities?